Santa Claus Seeks New Elves For Project

Feb. 21, 2013 - PRLog -- NORTH POLE and KODAK, TN  It has always been a known fact that Santa Claus could accomplish little if it wasn't for all the support he got from his elves and helpers. And while most people know nothing about the details of the elves, they see their diligent results before and during every Christmas season.

Add to that the countless “Santas Helpers” seen at malls and other shopping locations, and you might guess there is a huge network that support the Jolly Old Elf, and you'd be right. But just like in the North Pole, throughout our world little would get done without the help of others.

Just released, there is a book that not only explains the exploits of the elves, but actually gives you insights as to who they are, what are their names and what they do. The interesting wrinkle to this book is it explains the North Pole Village is, and always has been, light years ahead of us in technology. They were using PC's long before the first UNIVAC (ask your grandparents) was built, and it is because of this highly advanced technology that they have remained hidden and thriving to this day.

The name of the book that reveals all the history and happenings of the North Pole is Believe Again, The North Pole Chronicles and is now available from – where else – The North Pole Press. It picks up the story of Nicholas the Tenth, and how he meets the elves of the north in the late 1700's. The story continues right up to present day, and the exploits of Nicholas the Eleventh, our current Santa Claus.

Joe Moore, who seems to have an intimate tie-in with this secretive band wrote the book. He also looks like Santa Claus himself (perhaps a helper?) and is now promoting the book to the general public. While he divulges the past and a good many current secrets, he pulls up just short of telling us how and where to find this elusive village. His first book, Faith, Hope & Reindeer gave us a good glimpse of everyday life in the North Pole, and now his second lays out the history.

Moore, a.k.a. Santa Claus is putting together a book tour, and just like Santa, he is seeking his own band of elves to help get the word out. His story can be found at http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/338320/x/2424307. Moore hopes to travel the U.S. explaining to everyone about the elves, the village and questions that others may have. He has claimed he even knows how the nose on Santa's four red nosed reindeer glows. Four?  Lastly, he states that his first name Joe, actually stands for Jolly Old Elf.

Moore says these books will take you to Santa's workshop and the North Pole in the same way that Rowling took us Hogwarts and Tolkien to Middle-Earth. The book explains some of the oldest mysteries that have puzzled people ever since Clement Clark Moore wrote A Visit from St. Nicholas and introduced the whole world to reindeer.

After all these years, it might be nice to actually find out what is going on up there.